Applets and manipulatives provide a hands-on alternative to text-based math and science concepts, and allow students to interact more directly with important concepts.
Research support tools include tools that organize citations and sources, as well as guide students through picking out the useful information from websites.
Digital copies of both fiction and non-fiction titles. Books in copyright will have limited previews; full-text is available on out-of-copyright and public domain titles. Note: Because some books are in an "image" format rather than "text" format, they may not be compatible with Text-To-Speech (TTS) programs.
This tools allows you to create, share, publish, and read digital books that engage and support diverse learners according to their individual needs, interests, and skills. Click on the “Public Library Books” link to see books that have already been developed and shared by others.
Information on Digital Text
Note: Because some books are in an "image" format rather than "text" format, they may not be compatible with Text-To-Speech (TTS) programs.
Note: This resource is free to qualified students.